dummy-smtp

Catch messages sent via SMTP

For use from within a vagrant VM

Requirements

A Vagrant VM with Java installed (JDK 1.4 or newer)

Uses DevNullSmtp.jar.jar, see also What is DevNull SMTP

License

MIT License for this repository,

MIT License for the file DevNullSmtp.jar, for further information please contact [email protected].

Installation

• Clone / Copy the repository into the Vagrant project root folder
• Make sure the folder dummy-smtp/mails is writeable from within the VM

Usage

From within the VM

sudo java -jar /vagrant/dummy-smtp/DevNullSmtp.jar -console -s /vagrant/dummy-smtp/mails -p 1025

In the above case the application is set up to send mail via SMTP using port 1025

All Options

-console

If specified, runs the server in console mode. For example:

java -jar DevNullSmtp.jar -console

This command will run the server in console mode on port 25 and will accept emails from every domain. Incoming emails will be destroyed.

-p

Specifies a port number. For example:

java -jar DevNullSmtp.jar -p 2500 -console

This command will run the server in console mode on port 2500 and will accept emails from every domain. Incoming emails will be destroyed.

-s

Specifies the path where emails are stored. This must refer to a valid path on your machine. For example:

java -jar DevNullSmtp.jar -p 2500 -console -s c:\temp\emails

This command will run the server in console mode on port 2500 and will accept emails from every domain. Incoming emails will be saved in c:\temp\emails folder.

-d

Specifies acceptable domain names. For example:

java -jar DevNullSmtp.jar -console -d firstDomain.com,secondDomain.com 

This command will run the server in console mode on port 25 and will accept emails from firstDomain.com and secondDomain.com. Incoming emails will be destroyed.

-h

Displays the USAGE screen on the window and exists.